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New funding to tackle illegal dumping

Brimbank council welcomes a state government announcement of support for the clean-up, surveillance, and enforcement of illegally dumped rubbish. The government has announced it will invest $21.5 million to tackle illegal dumping and to provide extra financial support for councils and public land managers to…

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